McCain found a true partner in Palin: willing to lie anytime

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Like I Said, Morally Unfit
09.13.08 -- 2:03PM By Josh Marshall
From TPM Reader BK ...

It seems to me that the lying and exaggerating that has been done by the mccain campaign either from his lips or with his approval has a moral dimension that is not being discussed. No one is questioning McCains physical courage. But lying is an immoral act, one that you cannot get "forced into" by acts of others.
If there is a sustainable link between McCain, Palin, Bush and Cheney, it is their willingness to lie to get what they want. Bush and Cheney lied us into a war they wished to wage and they have been deceptive about many of their other policies. And the way an Administration runs takes its direction from the top. Is there really any doubt that if McCain and Palin are willing to lie about themselves and their opponents in an effort to get elected that they will continue to lie to the American public about there plans and policies.

Campaigns offer a direct view into how a candidate will run a large complex organization. McCains true colors,,,,,his true moral convictions....are being demonstrated for all of us to see. We have seen this ends based strategy before and we know it never turns out well for us.

I quite agree. This campaign has shown that while we know McCain has physical courage, he has bad moral character. And in this respect he's found a true partner in Sarah Palin.

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1. Yes. She's just a spokesmodel at this point.

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3. True. But, her database of cute, insults and self-aggrandizing comments

seems to be a bit sparse. She is a robot operating without a complete operating system and information base. As they say in the IT business, "garbage in, garbage out".

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2. When McCain embraced Bush even after the terrible slander he

suffered from the Bush campaign, I knew all that I would ever need to know about him. Simply put, he would do or say anything to attain the Presidency that he doubtlessly feels that he deserves and that would allow him to exceed the accomplishments of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather.